St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-02
GE0EULES.
Bank clearances Yesterday

Bank clearances yesterday s574,619.9s.
Girls waiting for places at Kent's Package
delivery, 200 West Seventh street.
Twenty-four births, three deaths and four
marriages were reported yesterday.
The police pay roll for March, amounting to
50, 443. 95, was audited by Comptroller Roche
yesterday.
Col. Brandt mustered in thirty-two Sons OF
Veterans at Marshaltown as reserve militia
on Thursday night.
The Odd Fellows National Benefit associa-
ton, of Minneapolis, filed articles of incor-
poration with the insurance commissioner
yesterday.
The board of regents of the state university
held short session at the capitol yesterday,
and adjourned to meet on April at the gov
ernor's room.
j. E. Conway and John Costello were yes
terday appointed poundmasters by Mayor
Smith, and John Ahern was appointed to the
police force to succeed Officer Schultz, re-
signed.
National Bank Examiner II. Knox Taylor
mas sent IN his resignation to the comptroller
of the currency and it has been accepted. Mr..
Taylor has filled this position for the past
four years.
Company A, of Minneapolis, has been given
permission to go to Washington to participate
in the national drill encampmeut, and has
leave of absence from the state for fifteen
days from May 20.
Kamscatka! Kamscatka Widcatville!
Wildcatville! For corners, blocks and acres
and other particulars inquire of BerIah
Magoffin g. Co., real estate dealers, so East
Third street, st. Paul
A meeting of the st. Paul branch of the
Irish National league will be held at A. o. II.
hall. No. West Third street, Sunday after
noon at o'clock. All sympathizers with the
cause are invited to be present.
James Finnlgan, young man suffering
with delirium tremens, yesterday jumped off
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad
| bridge at the head of the upper levee but was
promptly fshed out and brought to the police
station.
Mollie Hewitt, Alice Percy, Meta Lucas,
Lolita Lowell, Sadie Evans, Alice Wayne,
Emma Hall and Jennie Johnson, keepers of
houses of ill-fame, were called up in the po-
lice court yesterday, and paid the usual 500
monthly fines.
| The circular of the National Won ans
Christian Temperance union, asking min is
| tiers of the gospel to preach sermons to-mor-
| row bearing especially on the observance of
| the Sabbath, has been generally circulated
among pastors of this city.
City Engineer Rundlett yesterday appointed
| e. b. Stanley. n. Schmitz, james +. Wilson,
T. Nolan and L. Murray, street commissioners.
Mr.. Stanley will have general charge of the
| work at d salary OF 81, 500 The other CON-
missioners will draw salary of $1,000.
| Articles incorporating the Farmers Milling
| association, of Brandon, were filed with the
| secretary OF state yesterday. Capital stock is
| S25,000. o. T. Olson, Johnnes Hanson Emil
| Larson, August Swanson, John A. Linnard,
Ole A. Void, John A. Chask, r. C. Berglund.
! Hugo Lundbohn, Theodore Emerson, Knut
| Knutson are the incorporators.
| In the police court yesterday morning
| Thomas Stevenson, a saloonkeeper on Seventh
! street. appeared as complaining witness
| against FIVE boys accused OF disorderly con-
duct in refusing TO pay for beer which they
| drank in SevenSon's place The boys were
| discharged, and Agent Smith, of the Law and
Order league, Immediately swore out a war
| rant for Stevenson for selling liquor to minors.
| Stevenson was convicted and fined $50